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People around the world are making, collaborating and sharing inventions, ideas and knowledge. Open Source projects are found everywhere. Information, electronics, hobbies and inventions have made incredible advancements- It is time to share this knowledge with the world. Our mission is to share this information and ideas. Knowledge is free and should always remain so. Our organization is devoted to sharing ideas which can truly make a difference in the world. Open source hardware and software now open up huge possibilities to anyone, anywhere. People all over the world are creating amazing things and sharing them every day. Our goal is to share it with the world and connect these people. Together we can truly make a difference...

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That Eric Guy…

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People should build something that matters. The ones who actually do so end up shaping the world. We are proud to announce the ten finalists for the 2015 Hackaday Prize.
The problems that these projects tackle come from many different angles. Some improve safety in extreme situations by giving emergency workers the ability to detect the presence of dangerous gases, or by helping to find unexploded munitions in war-torn areas.

If someone lobs a grenade, it’s fair to expect that something unpleasant is going to happen. Tear gas grenades are often used by riot police to disperse an unruly crowd, and the military might use a smoke grenade as cover to advance on an armed position, or to mark a location in need of an airstrike. But some gas grenades are meant to help, not hurt, like this talking gas-sensing grenade that’s a 2015 Hackaday Prize entry.

Gas Sensor for Emergency Workers: “Eric William has come up with a much cheaper, more efficient alternative to remotely sniff the air before entering. The Maker has developed a $30 gas sensor “grenade” using a basic Arduino and a few other components, which is capable of analyzing the environment and reporting its levels with real voice output.”

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